Thus, this study was undertaken to evaluate in a real-world setting the interpretation reliability of a large sample of transmitted IEGMs.
NC and DG provided the clinical pharmacy and medical input to set the context for the interpretation of the experiments and the relationship of the project to the therapeutics of the cardiovascular complications of diabetes.
Irvine directly criticised the so-called "Ullah principle", developed by the late Lord Bingham, which set out the interpretation that courts should, follow relevant Strasbourg jurisprudence, except in special circumstances.
No cut-off for clinical significance was set for the interpretation of the quantitative OD value difference in absence of valid evidences and following the manufacturer's recommendation.
Martyn Green, the British actor who set the standard in Gilbert and Sullivan interpretation for half a century, died early yesterday of a blood infection at Presbyterian Hospital in Hollywood, Calif.
The festival's (never quite airtight) monopoly on "Parsifal" expired along with the score's 30-year copyright, but for years to come, Bayreuth continued to set the agenda for Wagnerian interpretation.
In April 1955 the official national journal on theater, The Drama Bulletin (Xiju bao), published Xu Shulun's article "Eliminate Bourgeois Thought in the Introduction of Shakespeare" which set the criteria for Shakespeare interpretation in the new China.
He readily tolerated dissent: "I was quite free," Jackson recalled, "to voice my views". Contemporary chroniclers set the tone for subsequent interpretations of history, which is, after all, not just what the present wishes to make of the past.
Despite a couple of slips in the internal balance in the off-stage brass, the prelude, with its broad melodies undercut with jagged figurations, set the tone for his entire interpretation.
To set the basis for future genome interpretation, LTR-RTs in the sugarcane genome were characterized using available public resources and BAC sequences from the BIOEN project [ 16].
